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This Day %vele published, Handsomely printed , M One large Volume, Bvo. price 9s. la boards, STUDIES ; Sacred and Philosophic ; adapted. to the Temple of Truth. Printed for J. MAwinan in the Poultry, London. Of whom may be had, by th e same Author, price Bs. boards, the Second Edition of The Temple of Triith; or, The best System of Reason, Philosophy, Virtue, 'and Morals, analytically arranged. OW Of J. M. may be had, the Critkal• Review, as pub. VICTUALLING-OFFICE; NoV. 14, iaat. T I RE COMMISSIONERS'ior VICTUALLI2 6 HIS MAJESTY': NAVY do hereby give Notice, That on, Friday, the 2d o/ Deceinber next, they will be ready to receive Tenders, in writing f sealed up), and treat for the :4 7 14 of what SEA PROVISIONS May be reph ed the use Hof His Majesty's Ships and Vessels-at the Liands of yantaka and New Providence, for twelve mcmrhr e'er' zin, from the Ist of March next, and further, until Six Months nolice :r 6.0 be , giveic !os tither side for the termination ihereof the mtde of payment ro be by Bills, payable, with Interest, ninety days ape?. dam'. The Conditions of the Contrali may he seen at the Secretar)'s Nice. NAVIGABLE CANAL SHARES, AND CITY ROAD BOND. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, - By Mr. SCOTT, On the ad of becem ber, at Twelve o'Cloct, at Garraway's, MEM. NEATH NAVIGATION; Five Shares 1. and a Quarter in this excellent improving Concern, from the River Neath to the Aberdare Railway ; the Divi dend lately-paid was 151. per Share per Annum net., and, by the great advantages it possesses, the Dividends may be exile to'continue increasing. • . . The SWANSEA CANAL ; Four Shares, an established Navigation ; the last Dividend was 5E per Share per Annum nett. ,This Day were published. Handsomely printed in Demy 4to. with a hue Portrait of Sir Philip Sidney, beautifully engraved by C. Warren, price /I. ss. boards, • MEMOIRS of the LIFE and WRITINGS of • Sir PHELII I SIDNEY. " Nor love thy life, ror hate ; but what thou liv'st Live well : how long or short, permit to Heaven." MILTON. By THOMAS ZOUCH, D.D. F.L.S. Prebendary of Durham. London : Printeit for f M 4 wmaii, Poultry ; and T.Payne, rail-NI all ; and Wilson and son, 'York. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, WAETON's LI V ES, Second Edition, Svo. izs. boards. WITH Also Shares in the GRAND . 'UNCTION, ELLES MERE,KENNETardAVON, ASHBY DE LA lOUUH, and WILTS and It E RKS CANALS. • BLUE BEARD; or, FEMALE cU-RiOsITY. 4 " l 9ltelique (Blue heard), Mr. RAYMOND ; Ibrahim, Mr. MATHEWS; Selim, Mr. 1. SMITH ; Shacabac, Mr. BANNISTER; alassau air. SCRIVEN ; A CITY ROAD BOND of loot. bearing 51. per Cent. Interest. ' No regard will Le had to itny Tender in which the Price shuil not be inserted in words at length, or that shall ma lie deliver-al to the Board before One o'Clock on the sail Fridaf, the 2d of ,I.lt. amber next, nor unless the Person geho makes ,ht Tender, of seine son In bh behalf, attends, to an 914 or, sib n called : Nor -will 7'ender that eon. aims ext , ansaga-t fakes upon sot* artialesi and prices much inferior to the rsol valne upon melt-c s, he con,rider , da,s trope, to he admitted. Particulars at the New Hotel, Birmingham; llatchetr's Hotel; PLcadilly ; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Scott, 28, New I.ridge-street, London. Fatima. Mrs. M. • 1./ N 1 ; Irene; Miss L'lrx ; • Bette, 114. BLAND. • ccrx, es 6s. Second Vtiee 3 5 .—Pit 3 a. fd. Second Price zs.— p.""ery zs. Second Price is.—Upper Gallery is. Second bd.—Nu ,'vloney to oe returned. Places tOr the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Spring, at the Box. ifi r e L ku4sell-street. it e boors to be opened at Half past Five, and begin at Thy pas u n i' h t t Cumic l)ance.of Love in a Tub was received with re .er sa r A ,,4 apkoo n, and the d ext ebt applause, and will be T o . inorrow dud Saturday - L ? --t oorrow, the Comedy or 'lire World ; with the Musi tnlertaininela of lcosina. ~,-1 1 1Satttrday, the Comic Opera of the Cabinet ; with The ”str ree a Motind the Deuce. day', the Comedy of John Bull. Ali new Drama, a new Comedy, Are in rehearsal, and t.) s peedily produced. E LAST WEEK OF ACTING AT THE OPERA HOUSE. ,KING'S THEATRE, HAY-MARKET. TO-MORROW EVENING, Nov. 26, 1808, will be performed 'The m THE EXILE. Music Scenes, Dresses, and DecgrationS,, We entirely Th e new. O'verture and Music composed by Mr. Mazzinghi. Count Ulrick (the Exile), M r. POPE ; Governor Of Siberia ' Mr. MUN DEN ; Baron Altradolt; Mr. LISTON ; • , Count Calmar, Mr. IN CLE DON ; The Patriarch, Mr. CRESSW ELL ; The Czarowitz, Master GOODWIN ; Daran i Mr. YOUNG ; • Welzien, Mr. IE F ERI F.S; Rimski, Mr. MURRAY; Yermach, Mr. CHAPMAN ; Servitz, Mr. FAVC L T I' ; The Empress Elizabeth, Mrs. ST. LEGER; Sedona, Mrs. GIBBS ; Alexina, Mrs. H. (OHNSTON ; Catharine, Mrs. EMMONS ; Villager, Mrs. EMERY. yn Ad 11. The Coronation of the Empress Elizabeth. t o The Dances (composed by Mr. Eologna, jun.) to be per ed by the Misses Adams, aod the Corps de Ballet. 1T:.• 13, 0 x. WE FLY BY NIGHT. C 1 1,7 6 s. Second Price 3s.— l'it 3s.' bd. econd Nice 2S. p lay as. Second Price is. Ofh "'es for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandcn, at the in the Hay-tnarket. li alf e Doors to be opened. at Half past Five, and begin at 0 P 4 S , Six. it S:tturday, being the last night of the Company's ading t ilx Opera House, King Henry the Eighth. at . 1 Monday, the Play of The Moianhuneers will be aed .„,,te Them inithe 110-mArket, where the nv will pet form Oulu% the rest of the Sea Son. To which for lAbeutldi(oldrsedi never w twee, called A School P \Ai-ANTED, MILLINERY. an AP in the MIL v LI NE RY LINE, whe ß re several ENTICE are employed, at a p e T, l se 'Le , the - W est E n d o f t h e T own. N one b ut y oung ons 0I espeaahilit - will be treated with. .1: 0 1e A.ddress may be known "by applying at Jackson and ciwnwnd's, Warehousenien, Ludgate-hill. TO DRFsS. MAKERS. WANTED, a YOUNG PERSON capable of 4 1 _ taking the Managem ent of a Business in the abovetui at t; X tord None but a Person of Respeciability, and A y eonipetent to the Busi n et s , w ill b e accept.d. reet, lea Oxford.tion to be made (p ost -p a id) to M r . Griffith s , High- ARMY ANI) NAVY O.2OII I AGE. V I I E PATENT CAMP BEDSTEADS, Fqrui `'4 u t,Mattrascs,and ISetkling complete, are very respeet a4:lly rt.cokiinentied to Gentl e men as being the most portable ,Ce t ,,:Peritir to any oth ers ma t te in LriritF.n ; Martinets, c ot rabies and Chairs, on impaired principles ; Sea " and chairs, f o r on Board Ship ; .vlusquitto 1171 L, w tuesriiirure, '' iii( Patent Irass-screw Bedsteads, for East t 411 Foreign Climates, at r • Rk; AN and SANDE I:S's attist bedstead Manurac,tory and Ware-Rooms, Mot Nr os• i 6 arid 17, Catherine -street, Strand. a b le gall and Sand e r s ' s New itivtilted Imperrai Dining Tab h . s, ai l owed to be t h e most tOrriplete and b iegant set of but te '', l ( T`p et invented, xre very portable, packing in a But nes deep, 110 11. l'irshionablc Satii-13 - ed and C ;lair-Bed Ware- IPSWICH BANK NOTES. T HE Browq, Papa . , Percel addreisod to Mews. Crlckettand Co • Ipswtch, Chnraining Notes ot the aboveßank, of tot. and sI, each, and supposed to have 'been lost on Thursday night, the loth of Nov. instant, from the Ipswich and Norwich Mail Coach which rues from the Swan with Two Ne4s, in Lad-lane, is since come to hand, with all its G~uteutS, in suety. , BROMLEY and BF. LC, Solicitors. Gray's Inn, -atd Nov. For Aci;ornmodatioa or Gcraleowa and Families corn. m , g to : HOLYLAND's HOTEL. the Bottom of Cecil -street, commanding a ttelighttul View of the. River,; nd Corfee,tiou:ie. tso,ltrand. ICKARD WILLIAMS begs leave to return lA. his grateful Thanks to his Friends and the Public for their former favours, and to acquaint them he iias just, fitted up the above Houses in a neat and - commodious manner, with an asoartraeat of the choicest WllleS and Spirits, where he fi'opeS for a continuance of their favours, - which it will ever be hi 6 care to merit by an unremitting attention to their com mands D,lseCkwir ALLOWED ON LOTTEI4Y.I.-lA'Ke VERY Purchaser of Shares and Tieket4 amount- X. 4 ing to Five Pounds and upvtiards, will be allowed a Discount, at j. WARNER's Fortunate Office, r 6, Corn. hill, where Capital Prizes to a large amount have beense cent ly scrld in Shares. _ _ The present Lottery begins Drawing 13th of Next Month, with superior Advantages to any former Lottery. -In addition to- the Two Hundred Thousand Pounds in Prizes contained in the Scheme, 500 Tickets are given to the fortunate Holder of the First-drawn Ticket above . a tsi. 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'V The Reader is here - presented with a Work, the lead. ing object of which is, to enable him to acquire the most useful knowledge with the greatest facility and satistaetion, Two great obstacles to the reading of. the Scripture have been the defectiveness of the. translations which have been made of them, and the intermixture of a considerable por tion of less important matter with what is confessedly most excellent. lSoth these the Editor has used his best abilities, and availed himself of the best helps affirded him, to remove. The selettions have been chiefly made agreeably to the re commendation oF the celebrated Dr. Warts. The omitted parts consist principally of genealogies,. and other lists of names or men and places, recitals of [omit ceremonies, and ritual observances ; histories of bloody wars and wicked rulers ; descriptions of buildings, and narrations involving circumstances nor the most delicate. Dr. lAME&'s ANALEPTIC PILLS. CAUTION. WHEREAS BENJAMIN PERRIN has ob truded himself upon the Public as " the original and . only person" who ever prepared the Fever Powder and Ana.' leptic Pills for the late,Dr. James, they will - be enabled to judge of this man's pretensions when they are informed that hewas a ljbourer in the Dotaors garden, at Lambeth, atele.- ven'shillings per week, and afterwards employed to make up his Pills, the ingredients of which were weighed out and de livered to him in ,pass for that purpose ; and that he never did assist in any part of the process of,the Fever Powder, to which the Analeptic Pills owe their peculiar efficacy, It will be evident, therefore, that 'Mr. Perrin's are not Dr. lanles's Pitts; 'and the Public will determine what degree of credit is to be given to one who haS a:se.rted, that he was the " original and only persop" who ever assisted Dr. James in preparing his Powder, wicen it appears that the Fever Pow. aer was prepared thany years before he worked for Dr. lames, and even before he was born. The Anantptic Pills (which Dr. James contrived as a remedy for himself, and which pie. served his lite to an advanced age) are admirably calculited for Disorders of the Stomach and Bowels, and tbra he Head ach, and other bad eiteis of free living ; as also lot Alien matic, Bilious, and Gouty Complaints: theyk g s ently open, the pores by night, and the body by day, and are excellent in Colds and slight Fevers, and should never • be omitted at bed-tithe after any excess of eating or drinking. Sold only by F. Newbery and Son; No. -45, St. Paul's Chureh-jard, London ; and at Dr. James's late House, in Bruton street; in Boxes, price 4s. 6d. eitt.h, or six in one large Box, price 45. Duty inciuded. Observe that the words, " F. NeYtbery, No. 45, St. r?uvi," are .sagravot in :hit ,Starrips. r LLJ:U4LLLt., Nov. 2 3 , THE COMMISSIONER:S,Ipr VICTUALLING His Majesty's Navy do hereby give Natice, art Tuesday next, the 2941 Instant, they will be ready tt. 'e-eive Tenders in vesting - (sealed up), and treat far Ti e s HP frit a Tons of good soield Me , ehanta!ile RICE ;.to be anituratle to Samples to be pi jil;tced with the Tenders ; to be delivered, one. half thereof in a Fortnight, and the other half in a Fottnig(is afterwards, into Hic Majesty's riaualling Stored at Deptflrsi and to be paid for by Bills, payable, with Interest, ftitteo. after date. The Conditions of the Contrari may be seen .41 the 'Serreta7's o.ffiee. No regard will be had to goy Tender is Tvhich the Pike shall not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not be delivered to s the Board befire One o'clock :on the said Tuesday next, the 29/h Inrtant, nor unless the Person who :mikes the Tender, ci souse person on hir behal f , attends, to answer, when isolled for. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Nov. 2, 184. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA jESTrs ORDNANCE do hereby ,give Notice, 11)4 Proposals will be received at th;ir Office, in Pall iWa!l, on or 4g... ore Friday the 2d of December next, fi•em such Fersens as may willing to undertake the supply cf STOVES, RANGES, anti Other Iron Articles for service of this Deparimeat,Jor a 10: riod 6f Three Years. Patterns of the Articles may be seen upon Application at thk Principal Storekeeper's Office in tie Tower, inhere further para.: cedars, together with ti.;e Terms and Conditions of the Centratt, may be known, and also at ...the Secretary's Office, in Pall Mall aforesaid, any Dar between the 15-ursaf Ten and Four 0' Clock ,wherr also the Proposals are to be a'elitiersd, sealed tsp am! indorsedi. 4 ‘ Proposals for Stoves, Ranges, Sec." but no Proposal can b e adm'tted after the said 2d Day of December next, at Tv:ell-4 o'clock at noon of the same day ; neither will any Tender be no. tired unless the Party making it, or an Agent in his behalf, shall attend. By Order of the Board, R. 11. CREW, Secretary. This Day was published, In Three Volumes, elegantly printed with a pearl letter, on beini•iful Vellum Paper, price ikls hi boards, A NEW POCKET DICTIONARY of the ri s ITALIAN, FRENCH, and ENGLISH LAN. GU AGES ; composed and abridged after the best-Oictiona ries of the three Languages', ' By C.-k I E rmq roLIDORT. Indefatigable pains have been taken to render this -stnali Dictionary compiete arr.; correzt ; iu puitit of kYurcii - , it will be round not only.rnore eo,iotts than Bottatelli's, Nlonfocci'S anct Martineit's, but cOntaining a greater number titiantisoso _ ofßarretti or _ 'Th:OndOn:Printed for P. and W. Wynne, No, 45, Pater noster-row. _ •_ .Of whoM may be had, Mrs.. Bryan Compendious System of Asttrinorny, in A. Course of Vamiliar Leaures, in which the rrinciples of that Science are clearly elucidated, so as'to become intelligible to those who haYe not studied the Mathematics, prive 9s. boards, or on a fine.roy al paper, price . t4s. in boards. - To THOMAS TAYLOR, Esq. , Sir, No. 9, New Bridge-street; ICONSIDER it Out an a6t of justice date to th e merits of your LEAKE's PATENT PILLS, to con,. municate to you the folloWing Cure which his recently been performed by 'them:— An Acquaintance of mine, by the breaking out of an old Venereal Complaint (attended by j complication of disorders arising therefrom), was reduced al most to a skeleton; and although he had the best medical advice which could be obtained, and,tried a vatic? y of Patent Medicines, nothing could be procured which seemed to suit his case, or to do him any service : he remained in a most duced and pitiable situation for two years, unable to follOW his profession, - and scarcely able to walk or even to s t ant i on his legs; in fad no one who knew him ever supposed it pos sible tbr him to recover. He was advised at last to try your Leake's Pills—he did so, adhering strictly to the di:redions given with, them. He had nut taken more titan two foxes be fore he found an alteration furthe better: this ei.lcourageri him to proceed, and*by taking a few boxes more he founii his appetite and strength gradually return, and is now as healthy and stout as any man I know. You at t ; welcome, Sir; to iefer any persOn to me for a ctintimiation of the abci4e ..account if it should be doubted. I am, Sir, your obedient humble serf ~„t 4 Library, Folkstone. I r URDAY. Prepared and Sold by the Sole Pr i , pr.; e,tor, THos. Tivi Loa, Member of the Royal G 'liege of Surgeons,. Where, after - a constant residence of re than Forty Yeay), London, at his House, No. 9, New ,` itridge-strect ; in a prattice - particularly direCled U r the Cure or • real Complairrts, and those inciele‘ atal to the Parrs lif Generation in both Sexes, with .rat inviolable seci»cy which Men of his Profession sho .ild always observe, lie flatters himself, the advice and a' isistance he );ratuiti•us-' .ly administers to Persons takinf this ,Medicine, will "e esteetlied by a discerning Public. , as an advantage seldom to be bbtairied, -and Void of amt-i' Also sold, by his Appointmer t, for 'the convenience of those living at a distance, at the L' erfumer's; No. 35 ; ban's-street, Pall Mall; the To :shop, No. to3: ' - Oxford. street ; Mr. Disborough's, 'No. 7, Itsh-street,lal; Baxter's, South-bridge,-Edinburg) 1; Mr. M‘ G !its • go w ; Mr. Bull, Datne-street, iblin ; -Mr. itillinges, Li verpool; Mt. Atkinson's, Manch ester ; and hY'one Person iri every considerable Town in G .neat Britain and Ireland, in Boxes-of only 2s. 9d. cach,• sealed up with full-.'and plain diredions, Whereby persoi of - either sox may cute themselves with ;ease, speed, secre4 , ,y, and'saiety. N. 15. Every.liox sold in Great 4' Britain is sealed up with a stamp, on which, by favour of thi; ColittilissioncrS, is print ed at the Stantp;ollice, " T. Ta' /lor, No. 9, New street," tOialAtate which is Irelon7 , and all !Attars **tow, ______ IL - I - The p . --•—. . pre setil , j uhlic are reipeatully info teed, that part of the Stit,,, d ' , lPilar Entertainments will be A illidTAvvt) titter Aniti se I'L k g.. the 2.6 th istant, to m , k'e room for other ine. is +.viticn are in active prepar.nion. ,"`Ekii OLYMPIC PAVILION, (Establi ek '1 L E.SI REET, STRAND. 44d by ' AuthOrity of the Lord Chamberlain.) ilii lIESENT THURSDAY, 24th, Friday te''s,_, 2tii.g, thspeCLicle otrch,y, thin . 14oveinber, the Grand In- BLACK BEARD; •-/). C r, THE' cAFTI WE PRINCPSS. t mcipal naraders. Mr. Crossman and Mrs. Astley. t QUESTR I AN . EXERCISE'S by the Double Company, " (344 tii.tiliri ) Air. Smith's Flying A& of Horsemanship. , - 174rious Comtc Songs by M r . 10HANNOT. •:. I • .• • 0 conclude with a New Comic Harlequinade, ea I 1 e d +. ~ 2 ‘ . THE MAGIC URN. ,-,,, Harlequin, Mr. CROSSMAN ; • -',. Clown, Mr. NORMAN; ' • b oo And Columbine, Mts. PARKER. k ix rs open at h a lf . past Five—begins at Half past Six. lid e s 43, Pit 2s. Gallery is.--Second-price, Half past it • , und 9v ed %um,'" 4 9e Entertainm-r.ts" continuing - tote received with Week onty. 4 PPlause, will be repeated every Evening this ,: .-- lace s ta . . Ladie s Iteri at th e P av ili on from Ten till Three. •Ida ers. a 4 n el Gentlenun iustruaed to Ride by the most able